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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Natural Treatment for Eczema
If you have eczema, then you understand the level of discomfort that the itch can cause you. There are many products on the grocery and pharmacy shelves that can help give you get relief. aYou can also get a drug prescription from your doctor if you need a stronger relief product. Many people also turn to a natural remedy for eczema when they have exhausted all other methods or want to supplement their eczema treatment plan. Here are some options if you with to consider a natural treatment for eczema as well.
You should always start out by keeping your skin moisturized. Moisturizing your skin is key to keeping your skin itch and flare-up free. You should moisturize first thing in the morning and last thing at night to keep your skin supple and moist and moisturize more often if you need it.
The best natural treatment for eczema is an emollient. An emollient comes in many forms including a cream, lotion, or oil. Find the one that you enjoy the feel of or use them interchangeably. During the summer, you can even put your emollient into the refrigerator to give yourself some cooling moisture when you apply it.
An oatmeal bath is an excellent natural treatment for eczema that also helps to relax you. Colloidal oatmeal baths, such as the one made by Aveeno, or one made of rolled oats from the grocery are great for calming inflamed, itchy skin. Such baths are easy to make. All you need to do is add one or two cups of oatmeal to your lukewarm water and then get in. If you are really itchy, then you will want to add more oats to the bath. After getting out of the bath, you need to use a moisturizer on your damp skin for keeping the moisture in your skin.
You can control your itch with this recipe for natural treatment for eczem as well. Mix one-teaspoonful of comfrey root, one-teaspoon of slippery elm bark, one-teaspoon of white bark, and two cups of water together in a bowl. Boil the mixture for approximately thirty-five minutes and then allow it to cool. Use this mixture as a skin wash and wash the affected skin with it. It may not completely remove the itch, but it will decrease it dramatically.
Blueberry leaves are an ingredient that you can look for in lotion form. They are said to be helpful at relieving eczema related inflammation and helping the itch.
Another excellent natural treatment for eczema is Vitamin E. You can soothe the affected area with Vitamin E cream or consume Vitamin E supplements.
There are many more options for natural treatment for eczema that you can try. A natural treatment for eczema is generally safe; but you should do sufficient research before embarking on any chosen one.
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Top 5 Best Anti Aging Moisturizers
You already know how important is to take care of your skin every day to prevent skin aging and premature wrinkles, but one important step that many people skin is moisturizing the skin, a complete skin care routine should clean, tone and moisture your skin on a daily basis.
However it becomes a challenge to choose a moisturizer that will really hydrate your skin and prevent dryness effectively. There are many moisturizers, in fact many anti aging creams don't work at all they just moisture your skin.
An anti aging cream should achieve 4 things effectively:
-Increase collagen and elastin
-Contain Potent anti oxidants
-Increase Hyaluronic acid levels
-Contain an effective facial moisturizer
The best reviewed anti aging facial moisturizers are:
- Olay Regenerist UV Defense regenerating Lotion SPF 15
- Estee Lauder Day Wear Plus Multi Protection Anti-Oxidant Lotion SPF 15
- Aveeno Ultra-Calming Daily Moisturizer with SPF 15
- Clinique Acne Solutions Clearing Moisturizer
- Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti-Wrinkle Cream
Those are some of the top selling moisturizers in the market, however they are good for specific purposes, some are good for oily skin, others for sensitive skin, others to reduce wrinkles and to moisture.
But i have not seen a product that targets all the 4 most important factors to reduce wrinkles and skin aging.
I have only seen a company from New Zealand called Xtendlife.org that can effectively achieve the 4 objectives: increase collagen, hyaluronic acid, contain potent anti oxidants and moisture your skin.
They use breakthrough natural ingredients that are not yet used by big brand names, for example CynergyTk Stimulates new collagen production with in the skin naturally, CoenzymeQ10 is one of the most powerful anti oxidant ingredients and also moistures your skin and Phytessence Wakame is an ingredients from Japan that increases your hyaluronic acid.
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Skin Care Products - Ingredients To Avoid
If you have acne-prone skin, or your skin is often itchy and red, avoiding common ingredients in many skincare products and makeup may be the easiest way to calm irritated and blemished skin.
The first thing to remember about skincare products is that you get what you pay for. Cheap ingredients, while more easily obtained, are often harsh and pore-clogging. Secondly, ingredients are listed on product labels in order of quantity, so if you cannot avoid products containing bad ingredients, try to find products that list such ingredients near the end. Third, if you are purchasing products from behind a counter at the mall or from an online store, ask to see the ingredients - you may be surprised at what you find.
Although there are many ingredients you should avoid in skincare products and makeup, here are some of the worst offenders:
Octyl Stearate
This chemical is used in moisturizers, sunscreens, tanning oils, and eye creams, among others. It is both an irritant and comedogenic, meaning it clogs pores. Although proper moisturization is a must for healthy skin, avoid products containing octyl stearate. If you have ever noticed pimples in the delicate skin around your eye, consider switching your eye cream. Finally, while the dangers of tanning have been stressed due to the potential for skin cancer, harsh ingredients in tanning products is another reason to learn to love your pale skin. Products containing octyle stearate include Elizabeth Arden Flawless Finish Foundation, Almay Kinetin Eye Treatment, and Cellex-C Sun Care.
Algae Extract
While this ingredient sounds "natural," that doesn't mean your skin will be receptive to its irritatant and comedogenic properties. Algae Extract, also listed as seaweed extract or gelidiela acerosa extract, can be found in many products such as Clairol Hydrience Haircolor, Estee Lauder Re-Nutriv Eye Cream, Origins A Perfect World Eye Cream, and Murad Skin Perfecting Lotion, among many others. Two other algae-derived products, algin (or sodium alginate) and carrageenan, are also used to stabilize or emulsify skin and hair products such as facial cleansers, moisturizers, and exfoliants, shampoos and conditioners, and shaving cream. Fortunately, algin is easy to avoid; carrageenan is more prevalent.
Laureth-4
This coconut-derived surfactant, dispersant, and emulsifier (meaning it evenly suspends one liquid throughout another, rather than allowing it to settle) is an extremely common ingredient in all kinds of skincare products that can be difficult to avoid. Some Aveeno bath products and body scrubs contain Laureth-4, and it can also be found in Gillette shaving gels and even some acne treatments. It is worth your while to search out products free of this comedogenic and irritating alcohol.
Sodium Chloride
Otherwise known as salt - yes, the kind used to flavor food - sodium chloride is a pore-clogging chemical found in products too numerous to mention. Just because you can safely eat it doesn't mean you should put it on your skin! Aveeno- Ultra-Calming Foaming Cleanser is a good bet if you want to avoid sodium chloride and most other harsh ingredients, such as those listed in this article.
Isopropyl Myristate
Primarily comedogenic, isopropyl myrstate may also be somewhat irritating to sensitive skin. It is derived from both plant and animal fatty acids and helps the skin absorb the skincare product. Isopropyl myristate is a common ingredient found in body lotions, like Neutrogena Light Sesame Formula, tanning lotions by Banana Boat, and foundations by Estee Lauder and Cover Girl.
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
This chemical is a detergent used in many hair and skin products. It helps the product to lather. Until recently, sodium lauryl sulfate was nearly impossible to avoid, but because of industry safety concerns and a little bad press, it is much less difficult to find alternative products. If you must use a product with sodium lauryl sulfate, make sure you rinse your skin and hair thoroughly. Never leave a product with this ingredient on your skin. Also avoid sodium laureth sulfate.
There are numerous other ingredients to avoid, if possible. Acne-causing ingredients include: hexadecyl alcohol, oleth-3, and wheat germ oil. Irritants include: acetone, isopropyl alcohol, and colloidal sulfur. Mineral oil (petrolatum) may dry out skin in the long run, as will propylene glycol.
Even if a chemical has been approved as "safe" for skincare, it is important to remember that it may not be ideal for individuals with sensitive and/or acne-prone skin. Although "natural" ingredients (like the algae ingredients listed above) are touted as better for your skin, you should still be discerning about which products you use. With care - and, perhaps, the sacrifice of a few more dollars - you can prevent many of the problems these products are intended to solve.